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1
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What D.A. Form is used to transmit sponsorship requirement to gaining commands?

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DA Form 5434

Example sentence: The DA Form 5434 is crucial for initiating the sponsorship process.

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How soon after the DA Form 5434 is received should a sponsor be assigned?

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10 days unless the sponsorship is declined

Example sentence: Sponsors should be assigned promptly to new arrivals.

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What are the six elements of the sponsorship program?

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  1. DA Form 5434 2. Welcome Letter 3. ACS Relocation Readiness Services 4. Reception
  2. Orientation 6. In processing
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What is a DA Form 2166-9?

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The DA Form for NCOERs (2166-9-1 covers SGT; 2166-9-2 covers SSG-1SG/MSG; 2166-9-3 covers CSM-SGM)

Example sentence: Understanding the different versions of the DA Form 2166-9 is essential for accurate evaluations.

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What is a DA Form 2166-9-1A?

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NCOER support form

Example sentence: Completing the DA Form 2166-9-1A is a critical part of the NCOER process.

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What are the different types of NCOERs?

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  1. Change of rater 2. Annual 3. Extended annual 4. Complete the record 5. REFRAD Status 6. Senior rater option 7. Change of duty 8. Relief for cause (Ref. AR 623-3 (Ch.3 Table 3-16))

Example sentence: Familiarize yourself with the various types of NCOERs to ensure accurate and comprehensive evaluations.

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When will the first counseling session be conducted for newly appointed NCOs?

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Within the first 30 days of the rating period (starts on date of promotion)

Example sentence: Timely counseling sessions are crucial for the development of newly promoted NCOs.

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What is the DA Form 67-10 series?

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The DA Forms for OERs

Example sentence: The DA Form 67-10 series is used for Officer Evaluation Reports.

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How many articles are there in the U.S. Constitution?

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Seven (7)

Example sentence: The U.S. Constitution consists of seven articles.

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How many amendments are there in the US Constitution?

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Twenty-seven (27)

Example sentence: There are a total of twenty-seven amendments to the US Constitution.

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When was the US Constitution signed?

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1787, First Amendment enacted 1791

Example sentence: The US Constitution was signed in 1787, with the First Amendment enacted in 1791.

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Who wrote the ‘Blue Book’ and standardized NCO duties and responsibilities in 1778?

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Baron Frederick William von Steuben – Written in 1778, also he was the first to refer to the NCO as the ‘backbone’ of the Army

Example sentence: Baron von Steuben’s ‘Blue Book’ laid the foundation for NCO duties and responsibilities in 1778.

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In what year was the Sergeant Major of the Army Established?

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1966

Example sentence: The Sergeant Major of the Army position was established in 1966.

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In what year was the NCO Creed written?

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1973 at Fort Benning, GA

Example sentence: The NCO Creed was officially written in 1973 at Fort Benning, GA.

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Who introduced drill and ceremony to the US Army?

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Baron Frederick William von Steuben

Example sentence: Baron von Steuben played a key role in introducing drill and ceremony to the US Army.

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When and where did Baron von Steuben begin teaching drill and ceremony?

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Upon his arrival at Valley Forge in 1778

Example sentence: Baron von Steuben started teaching drill and ceremony at Valley Forge in 1778.

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What is the purpose of drill?

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It enables a commander or NCO to move a unit from one place to another in an organized manner

Example sentence: Drill plays a crucial role in ensuring organized movement within military units.

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What does ASPP stand for?

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Army Suicide Prevention Program

Example sentence: ASPP is an essential program for promoting mental health and preventing suicides within the Army.

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What regulation Covers ASPP?

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AR 600-63

Example sentence: AR 600-63 provides guidelines and regulations for the Army Suicide Prevention Program.

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What are the three phases of ASPP?

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Prevention, Intervention, and Postvention

Example sentence: Understanding the three phases of ASPP is crucial for effective suicide prevention efforts.

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What are some resources available for Soldiers with suicidal ideations?

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ACE (Ask, Care, Escort) Training, MFLAC, Chaplain, Behavioral Health, Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (988)

Example sentence: Soldiers with suicidal thoughts can access various resources such as ACE Training and the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

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What is the primary focus of a unit when not deployed?

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Training

Example sentence: Units focus on training to maintain readiness

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What does METL stand for?

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Mission Essential Task List

METL includes tasks essential for mission success

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What are the 3 domains the army uses?

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Institutional, Operational, and Self Development

These domains categorize different aspects of army operations

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What are the 8 Troop leader procedures?

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RIMICCIS (Receive the mission, Issue the WARNO, Make a tentative plan, Initiate movement, Conduct reconnaissance, Complete the plan, Issue the OPORD, Supervise and refine)

Remember the acronym RIMICCIS for troop leader procedures

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What is leadership?

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The process of influencing people by provide purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission and/ or improve the organization

Leadership involves providing purpose, direction, and motivation

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What attributes should a leader possess?

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Character, Prescence, Intellect

Leaders should have strong character, presence, and intellect

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What are the three major categories of developmental counseling?

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Event, Performance, and Professional Growth

Developmental counseling focuses on different aspects of a soldier’s growth

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What does TC 3-22.9 provide?

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Provides Soldiers with the critical information for their rifle or carbine and how it functions

Soldiers learn about their weapon and its functions from TC 3-22.9

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How many cycles of function are there and what are they (in order)?

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Eight (8): FeedingàChamberingàLockingàFiringàUnlockingàExtractingàEjectingàCocking

Learn the order of the eight cycles of function in rifle/carbine operation

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What are the primary firing positions?

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Standing, Squatting, Kneeling, Sitting, Prone

Soldiers use different firing positions for stability and accuracy

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What are the two general types of corrective action for a weapon malfunction?

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Immediate action and Remedial action

Immediate and remedial actions are taken to address weapon malfunctions

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What are the three reasons for remedial action?

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Stove Pipe, Double Feed, Bolt Override

These are common reasons for remedial action in weapon malfunction

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What is an Article 15, UCMJ

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A type of non-judicial punishment used for minor offenses imposed upon military members

Article 15 is a form of non-judicial punishment for minor offenses

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How many types of nonjudicial punishment are there and what are they?

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Three (3): Summarized, Company Grade, Field Grade

There are three types of nonjudicial punishment with varying severity

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What form is used for Article 15s?

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DA Form 2627

DA Form 2627 is the document used for Article 15 proceedings

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Who may impose an Article 15?

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Any commanding officer

Commanding officers have the authority to impose Article 15 punishments

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Who may impose a field grade article 15?

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Anyone with the rank of Major (MAJ)/ O-4 or higher

Only officers of a certain rank can impose field grade Article 15 punishments

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What happens when a Service Member tests positive?

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SM will be flagged, An investigation will be conducted, Separation will be initiated within 30 days of incident, SM will be referred to ASAP

Positive drug/alcohol tests lead to specific actions including investigation and referral to treatment programs

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What is SUDCC?

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Substance Use Disorder Care Clinic

SUDCC provides care for substance abuse disorders

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What is ADAPT?

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The Army’s Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program

ADAPT focuses on preventing drug and alcohol abuse in the military

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What is RPP?

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Risk Reduction Program

RPP aims to identify and reduce high-risk behaviors among Service Members

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Who has an individual responsibility for ensuring their appearance reflects the highest level of professionalism?

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All Soldiers

Example sentence: Every Soldier must ensure their uniform is worn properly.

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Are hair and fingernail grooming standards punitive under UCMJ?

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Yes

Additional information: Failure to adhere to grooming standards can result in disciplinary action.

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During PT is long length hair authorized to be in a ponytail?

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Yes

Example sentence: Female Soldiers with long hair can put it in a ponytail during physical training.

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What are three levels of leadership?

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Direct, Strategic, and Operational

Additional information: Each level of leadership plays a crucial role in organizational success.

47
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What are leadership competencies?

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Leads, Develops, and Achieves

Additional information: Effective leaders exhibit these competencies to inspire and guide their subordinates.

48
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How should Soldiers be evaluated?

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Merit, Fitness, and Capability

Additional information: Evaluation criteria help determine a Soldier’s performance and potential for advancement.

49
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What is chain of command?

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The order of command from superior to subordinate through which orders are transmitted

Additional information: The chain of command ensures clear communication and accountability within the organization.

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What are the duties of the NCO support channel?

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Instilling ethics, planning, training, teaching history, customs, courtesies, and traditions

Additional information: The NCO support channel plays a vital role in mentoring and developing junior enlisted Soldiers.

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What are tactics?

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Tactics are the employment and ordered arrangement of forces in relation to each other

Additional information: Tactics are essential for achieving military objectives in combat situations.

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What is a deliberate operation?

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An operation where the tactical situation allows the development and coordination of detailed plans, including multiple branches and sequels

Additional information: Deliberate operations involve thorough planning and consideration of various contingencies.

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What is an engagement?

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A tactical conflict, usually between lower echelon maneuver forces

Additional information: Engagements are dynamic and require quick decision-making to achieve mission success.

54
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What echelons typically conduct engagements?

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Typically brigades and smaller echelons

Additional information: Engagements at these echelons involve close coordination and rapid response to enemy actions.

55
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What publication covers comprehensive Soldier and family fitness?

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AR 350-53 (CSF2)

Example sentence: AR 350-53 outlines the requirements for maintaining physical and mental fitness in the Army.

56
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Define resilience.

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The ability to recover from setbacks and adapt to changes

Additional information: Resilience is a valuable trait that helps individuals overcome challenges and thrive in difficult situations.

57
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What Are the five dimensions of strength?

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Physical, Psychological, Social, Spiritual, and Family

Additional information: Focusing on these dimensions can enhance overall well-being and readiness.

58
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What is AER and what is its purpose?

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The Army Emergency Relief exists to relieve distress of members of the Army and their families during times of difficult financial woes.

Additional information: AER provides financial assistance to Soldiers facing emergencies or financial hardships.

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Which Army program can aid military families experiencing stress and possible domestic violence?

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The Army Family Advocacy Program

Additional information: The program offers support and resources to address family issues and prevent domestic violence.

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What agency is overall responsible for the Family Advocacy Program?

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ACS (Army Community Service)

Additional information: ACS coordinates services and assistance for military families in need.

61
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ADP/ADRP 3-07

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Stability

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What are the Army Stability tasks?

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  1. Establish Civil Security 2. Support to Civil Control 3. Restore Essential Services 4. Support to Governance 5. Support to Economic and Infrastructure Development 6. Conduct Security Cooperation (ref. ADP 3-07 Ch.2 para 52)
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What are the end-state conditions for stability?

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A safe and secure environment, An establishment of rule of law, Social Well-being, Stable Governance, and A sustainable economy

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What are the five join stability functions?

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  1. Security 2. Foreign Humanitarian Assistance 3. Economic Stabilization and Infrastructure 4. Rule of Law 5. Governance and participation
65
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ADP/ADRP 3-05

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Army Special Operations

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What are the Special Operations core principles?

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Operations should be Discrete, Precise, and Scalable

67
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What does ARSOF stand for?

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Army Special Operation Forces

68
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How are Special Operations usually characterized?

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Time Sensitive, Clandestine, Low Visibility, Conducted with and/or through Indigenous Forces, Requiring Regional Expertise, and/or a High Degree of Risk

69
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TC 4-02.1

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First Aid

70
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What does the acronym TCCC stand for?

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Tactical Combat Casualty Care

71
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How many phases are there for TCCC?

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(3 Phases) 1. Care Under Fire 2. Tactical Field Care 3. Combat Casualty Evacuation Care.

72
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When evaluating and/or treating a casualty, when would you seek medical aid?
As soon as possible

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As soon as possible

73
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AR 600-81

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(Soldier for Life – Transition Assistance Program (SFL – TAP))

74
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What publication covers the SFL – TAP?

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AR 600-81

75
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What form is used for the Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty?

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DD Form 214

76
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What is the mission of the SFL – TAP?

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To assist Soldiers, their families, and DA Civilians with simple, timely, effective, and positive transitions

77
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Who manages a unit’s NCOPDS?

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The Command Sergeant Major or Senior Enlisted Soldier

78
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What are the consequences of being dismissed from an NCOPDS?

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Being stripped of rank, Barred from reenlistment, and/or UCMJ

79
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What is STEP?

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The Army’s philosophy that soldiers need a professional military education through a deliberate, continuous, and progressive process (Select, Train, Educate, Promote)

80
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What is the 11TH ABN DIV PT Policy?

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PT will be conducted during the hours of 0630-0745

81
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ATP 6-22.1

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(The Counseling Process)

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What are the three major categories of developmental counseling?

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Event Counseling, Performance Counseling, and Professional Growth Counseling

83
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What are the five key characteristics of an effective counselor?

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  1. Purpose 2. Flexibility 3. Respect 4. Communication 5. Support
84
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To be effective while counseling, Leaders must have what basic counseling skills?

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Active Listening, Self-Awareness, Intentional Responding, Recognizing and evoking change talk, Redirecting Resistance, and Feedback receptiveness (ref. ATP 6-22.1 Ch.1 para 24)

85
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AR 600-8-19

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(Enlisted Promotion and Reductions)

86
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What are the three levels of promotion?

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Decentralized, Semi-centralized, and Centralized

87
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What are the TIG/ TIS requirements for SGT to SSG?

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Time in Grade – 18 Months; Time in Service – N/A

88
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What are the TIG/ TIS requirements for SSG to SFC?

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TIG – 36 Months (3 Years); TIS 8 Years (96 Months)

89
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TC 3-25.26

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(Map Reading and Land Navigation)

90
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What are the two ways to hold a compass?

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Center Hold and Compass to Cheek

91
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hat does the Reddish-Brown color represent on a map?

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Contour Lines

92
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What does red color represent on a map?

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Cultural features Populated areas and main Roads

93
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AR 600-20 Ch.7

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(Sexual Harassment)

94
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What are the Types of Reporting Available for SHARP offenses?

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Restricted and Unrestricted Reporting

95
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What does I. A.M. STRONG stand for?

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Intervene, Act, Motivate

96
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What are the categories of sexual harassment?

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Physical, Verbal, and Nonverbal

97
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Who can a victim report an act of sexual assault to keep the report restricted?

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Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC), Victim Advocate (VA), Healthcare Provider, or Chaplain

98
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Who can a victim report an act of sexual assault to if they want it to be unrestricted?

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Chain of Command, Law Enforcement, SARC, or VA

99
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What is a DA Form 3340?

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A form that serves as a request to reenlist or extend a current contract

100
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What is a DA Form 5689?

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Oath of Reenlistment

101
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What is SRB and what is the minimum you must have to reenlist for it?

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Selective Retention Bonus: the minimum time for the SRB is 36 months (3 years)

102
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What are Unified Land Operations?

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The synchronization of efforts between Join Services, other government agencies, or partner nations

103
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What are the three Strategic Roles of the Army that are captured within the Army’s Mission?

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Prevent, Shape, and Win

104
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What is the Army’s Mission?

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Deploy, Fight, and Win Our Nations Wars by providing ready, prompt, and sustained land dominance by Army forces across the full spectrum of conflict as part of the Joint Force.

105
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TIMS 21-14

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(Team Building)

106
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What does TIMS stand for?

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This Is My Squad

107
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What is the overarching theme of TIMS?

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Ownership

108
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How do you build Mutual trust?

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Lead by Example, Communicate Openly, and Know Each Other Personally

109
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When did Alaska become a US State?

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January 3, 1959 (Purchased from Russia on August 1, 1867 (for $7.2m))

110
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How many tribes of Native Americans exist in Alaska?

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There are 9 major Alaska Native cultures in the 49TH State (By Size: Athabascan, Inupiaq, Yupik, Tlingit, Alutiq, Aleut, Eyak, Haida, and Tsimshian) There are 229 Federally recognized Tribes in AK and there is only 1 Reservation.

111
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What is the US Army’s Birthday?

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June 14, 1775

112
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When was the department of the Army established?

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1947, it was previously known as the War Department

113
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When was the department of the Army established?

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1947, it was previously known as the War Department

114
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What is the longest war in U.S. History?

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The Vietnam War

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